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RE: Increasing Curation, Demand for Steem Power and Community Interaction

in #steem8 years ago

Both @ned and @dan are crypto anarchists (or voluntaryists ?) so the likelihood of them not listening to that approach is slimmer.

I think you're hitting at a root cause here -- pie in the sky ideals only last as long as it takes for reality to step in. Believing that all SP can be essentially redistributed 'fairly' without psychology and market forces wreaking havoc on the ecosystem is foolish and a sure way to lose market share. Greg Maxwell has a similar, but different, problem... all tech, no business.

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I know for a fact Dan and Ned aren't currently listening to crypto-anarchists. Some of the solutions they are considering definitely haven't come from crypto-anarchists. Good ideas are good ideas and they can be crypto-anarchists privately but the platform isn't going to survive appealing to a fringe philosophical and political viewpoint.

Data should be collected. An Ideal user should be chosen. And then all effort should be about encouraging that.

Believing that all SP can be essentially redistributed 'fairly' without psychology and market forces wreaking havoc on the ecosystem is foolish